Before the FSAs, math teacher Tiffany Scott developed a football-themed competition to help teach and practice some of the math concepts.
Teacher Tiffany Scott is sharing her secrets to getting her students engaged in learning. She shares how she helped her students at George Washington Carver Elementary raise the school's grade from an F to a C.– Math teacher Tiffany Scott says she believes if you want to see change in the world, you need to be that change. It’s why she accepted a teaching position at George Washington Carver Elementary School.
We asked Scott her secret to helping her math students improve on the math test. She said when she first started teaching, “there was a real disconnect between community and school and so for me, in order to get the students to trust me to ask questions and to really understand that I was there to help them, I had to build relationships.”To build that trust, Scott said she started attending some of her student’s after-school events, like football and soccer games.
Before the FSAs, Scott developed a football-themed competition to help teach and practice some of the math concepts.“She comes in first thing in the morning and she’s a 10, early in the morning. So she wants everyone to feed into her positive energy as well. She keeps that energy all day long and she takes that to the students and she makes them own their learning,” James said.
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